Sentence examples for encourage humans from inspiring English sources

Michael Novak (Op-Ed, April 20) argues that Pope Benedict XVI will oppose socialism and encourage "humans to practice self-government over their passions in private life".

This insurance helps encourage human capital investment.

Rather, we should encourage human enhancements that amplify human variation.

Dr. Soleri hoped Arcosanti would show other cities how to minimize energy use and encourage human interaction.

Conditions of affluence and the presence of cheap raw materials encourage human beings' tendency to simply discard used materials.

That's the gospel of Gehl Architects, the Danish firm that guides this film's vision of cities that encourage human interaction.

Among the various peoples of sub-Saharan Africa, wrestling matches were a way to celebrate or symbolically encourage human fertility and the earth's fecundity.

Asked if China's newly appointed Communist Party chief, Hu Jintao, might do more to encourage human rights than his predecessors, Mr. Xu grimaced and uttered one of the few English words he knows: "No".

Critics say the agreement, called the Safe Third Country Agreement, will encourage human smuggling and lead to more refugees crossing the border illegally, where once inside their chosen country they can apply for refugee status.

Indeed, the whole point is to encourage human interaction; those who use the space are forced to be aware of others around them, make eye contact and engage in person-to-person interactions.

In reply to a query from The Times, he wrote: I'm a conservative because I believe conservatism is a right and wise political philosophy, one that does the most to encourage human flourishing, while liberalism — at least modern-day, reactionary liberalism — is a wrong and unwise political philosophy that can impede human flourishing.